
INTRODUCED THE TANZANITE
STRONG ECONOMY OF WOMEN
TO PROJECT STAKEHOLDERS
Simanjiro district - Manyara region.

with Usaid afya yangu
(RMNCAH) ON:

MONITORING (SAM)
TRAINING
7 - 11 November, 2022

MEETING



MONTH REVIEW
MEETING
Civic Social Protection Foundation (CSP) is an individual membership organization drawn from different parts of Tanzania that have joined their efforts to fight for equity and equality among all citizens of Tanzania regardless of their social and economic status. The organization was established and adopted and being in fully operational in early 2007 as Manyara Region Civil Society Organizations (MACSNET) after which in 2019 amended the name to CSP to reflect amendments made to the NGO act in the same year 2019.
The amendments of the organization were recommended and adopted by members upon several challenges relating to confusion between the name MACSNET, the act in which it was registered as well as its mandate.
The amendments were supported by members after realizing that there was also high demand from the community which was directed to the regional networks which by its mandate and coverage cannot address such challenges. Hence, network members decided and adopted a conversation approach where the name and statements of purpose for the organization will be amended to reflect NGO registration requirements, and members’ requirements as well as facilitate speeding up of community demands.
Whereas members are convinced that the amendments to this organization would best serve the purposes, they are also convinced that CSP will have a very strong base for building a better future and facilitating the welfare and social-economic development of the marginalized communities and individuals in Tanzania.
This is a five-year (2022-2027) and Government-led project, funded by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). The project seeks to improve access to quality, client-centered reproductive, maternal, child, and adolescent health (RMNCAH) services at facility and community levels.
This is a one-year (December 2022 to September 2023) project that aims at revitalization, resuming, and reviving normal women’s economic activities surrounding the Mirerani mining area, restoration of a smooth and dignitary business environment for women,
Social accountability monitoring (SAM) is an approach widely employed by many civil society organizations to promote active participation of people in public resources governance processes, especially in the context where government traditionally is dominant in the planning, budgeting, expenditure management, performance, and integrity management processes.